Gui property change on typing. [closed]

Something seems a little off here. If this is in a GUI, then you don't need to be using the PlayerAdded event to get the player. As the objects in StarterGui are copied into the PlayerGui object in every player, you can determine the player from that.

If your structure is:

• Player
• • PlayerGui
• • • ScreenGui
• • • • Frame
• • • • • TextLabel
• • • • • Script

You will be able to determine the player by doing this:

player = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent

Or, if in a LocalScript, you can just do this

player = game.Players.LocalPlayer

Alright, so with that out of the way, we can move on to the next problem: The way you're changing the transparency is super inefficient. You should be using for loops. Also, you are making the transparency almost solid, and then setting it to completely transparent in the code that you have there.

Here's an example with a for loop (assuming A is your TextLabel):

for i=1, 0, -0.1 do -- Start at 1, go to 0, with an increment of negative 0.1
    A.TextTransparency = i
    wait(0.1) 
end

You're going to need to modify the code above to work with your own hierarchy, but you should be able to apply the concepts here into your code.

@Previous That would just clean it up, the problem is the

A.01.Transparency = (WhateverHere)

Notice how the 1. is blue? You have to call it something else like A.AA or A.AB or A.BC for it to work because the number messes it up. Don't take what I say for granted though, I'm still new myself and might be wrong.